Sentence examples for consecrated in the from inspiring English sources

This is the speech that built the ethos consecrated in "The West Wing," in which the political profession is heroic.

The cathedral, which is 333 feet long and will seat 2,600 people, is to be consecrated in the fall.

There was growing confidence in British art, design and architecture, which would be consecrated in the Blair years as Cool Britannia.

Penny Aldred London Get it right, Guardian – deacons and priests are ordained, bishops are consecrated (In the running for ordination, 15 July).

NEW DELHI — The relationship between Salman Rushdie and India is consecrated in the adjective "Indian-British," which he is, including the hyphen between.

Most of these wandering bishops trace their succession to one of three men consecrated in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

The chapel was consecrated in 1631, the year that he died.

When Ms. Gallagher is consecrated in April, the number of American Indian Episcopal bishops will increase to four.

Notable landmarks include the Cathedral of Santa Maria Maggiore (14th 18th century), a fine example of the fusion of Gothic and Renaissance styles; the Broletto, or Communal Tower (1215; facade rebuilt 1435), the former city hall; and the Church of Sant Abbondioo, formerly the cathedral, consecrated in 1095 on the site of an 8th-century church.

In December, the seminary faced a debt of $41 million and negotiated to sell several more structures within its compound, including the West Building (completed in 1836), which sits opposite the Chapel of the Good Shepherd (consecrated in 1888), to the Brodsky Organization for further condominium development.

The cemetery was consecrated in April 1845 and the church itself in November of the same year.